Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104038 total results. Showing results 7441 to 7460 «369370371372373374375376377Next ›Last » ‘We’ve run out of options’: Gloucestershire Police announces job cuts to save money Gloucestershire Police has announced it will cut jobs in order to make savings as it navigates a “difficult set” of financial challenges. Bosses say they have begun redundancy consultation talks with employees in various police staff roles. While frontline police officers are not expected to be impacted by the cuts, the force needs to save around £12.3 million by the end of the next financial year. ITV News 21/1/2025 News Enhancing ‘Best Practice’ in trauma-informed police education: Insights from a study exploring police educators’ and student officers’ classroom-based experiences This paper presents findings of a study highlighting police educators’ and student officers’ experiences of teaching and learning trauma-material in the classroom. Study participants included six police educators and eight student officers. Methodology included educator semi-structured interviews, student self-reporting surveys and deductive analysis. Comparable textual data coded as themes indicative of trauma-informed teaching included: (1) ensuring safety (2) maximising choice (3) encouraging collaboration (4) establishing trustworthiness (5) prioritising empowerment and (6) promoting resilience. Findings highlight variable trauma-informed teaching practices and how knowledge trauma risk in the classroom was embedded in pedagogical practice(s). Educators’ application of trauma-informed pedagogical principles to enhance students’ psychological safety in classroom settings is evidenced as ‘best practice’. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 21/1/2025 Research article ‘No UK police force outside Scotland able to take on Emma Caldwell family case’ There is no UK police force outside of Scotland to take on the inquiry into the botched Emma Caldwell murder investigation, the Crown Office has said. STV News 21/1/2025 News Met Police faces the first staff strike in its history as 300 staff who log crimes and vet officers will strike for two weeks in bitter row over WFH Scotland Yard faces the first staff strike in its history next month as 300 staff who log crimes and vet officers will walkout in an escalating row over the right to work from home. Hundreds of police staff including 999 call handlers, PCSOs and child protection experts are refusing to come back into the office in an ongoing industrial dispute after being told they couldn't remain working at home all the time. Mail Online 21/1/2025 News Starmer plans to redefine terror despite fears police will be ‘overwhelmed’ PM may expand definition to include lone wolf attackers lacking clear ideology after Southport murder revelations The Telegraph 21/1/2025 News Prisons minister aims to close one women’s jail in England and Wales Exclusive: Timpson says government plans to reverse rise in female inmates and use alternative forms of punishment The Guardian 21/1/2025 News Unveiling the silent battle: suicide rates among law enforcement personnel Accurately calculating suicide rates among law enforcement officers has been a longstanding challenge. Since 2016, the nonprofit organization First H.E.L.P. has implemented a standardized and rigorous methodology to collect data on public safety personnel suicides. This study utilizes First H.E.L.P.‘s data to examine suicide rates among sworn law enforcement officers from 2016 to 2022, disaggregated by year, sex, and geographic region and division. Findings reveal an average suicide rate of 21.4 per 100,000 officers over the seven-year period, with male officers showing a significantly higher rate (22.7) than their female counterparts (12.7). Regionally, the Midwest (27.5) and Northeast (24.0) had higher suicide rates than the South (19.4) and West (19.7), although variation was noted across divisions within these regions. The paper concludes by exploring potential reasons for these discrepancies and highlighting the potential benefits of systematic data collection in improving our understanding of law enforcement officer suicides. Police Practice and Research 21/1/2025 Research article Law experts demand inquiry into Met policing of pro-Palestine protest Forty academics write to home secretary over weekend’s ‘dangerous assault’ on the right to protest The Guardian 21/1/2025 News Gloucestershire Police expects to have to make a number of police staff posts redundant Temporary Chief Constable Maggie Blyth says the force has 'run put of options' to make savings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News College of Policing launch guide for improving public confidence The new guide sets out the best available evidence on public confidence in the police - and also includes activities that are most likely to have a positive impact. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Car crimes ‘somehow more important’ than crimes against minors, committee told Professor Alexis Jay tells Home Affairs Committee that 'specialist police were excellent' but wider force priorities were different. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Southport attack: killer admitted carrying knife 10 times — as it happened The prime minister says three children’s murders by Axel Rudakubana must be a ‘line in the sand’ as he seeks to restore trust in the state The Times - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Terrorism laws must change in wake of Southport murders – PM Sir Keir Starmer said the UK faces a new threat from loners radicalised by viewing extreme violent content online. The Independent 21/1/2025 News Gloucestershire Police announces staff cuts Gloucestershire Police has announced it will be making staff redundant due to "financial challenges". BBC 21/1/2025 News Police data recording of child sex abuse investigations a ‘nightmare’ The IICSA secretary described how some authorities across the country claimed to have no instances of grooming gangs or child sexual abuse - but only because they didn't record it. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Police involvement in mental health incidents must be reduced – Theresa May The former Prime Minister argued that officers have had no training to handle mental health incidents and the callouts can take up valuable police resources. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Inquiry into death of man shot by police after multiple stabbings set A first notice for the inquiry has been lodged, with a preliminary hearing set for March 11 in Glasgow. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2025 News Murder victim was failed by police years before murder, advocate and officer say CANADA: Officer says force needs to be called out; another says it's impossible to know if charges would have helped. CBC News (Canada) 21/1/2025 News Saint John police review up in the air a year after two men exonerated in murder case CANADA: More than a year after the Saint John, N.B., police chief announced a review of his officers’ conduct in the case of two men wrongfully convicted of murder, there is no sign of the promised report. Blue Line (Canada) 21/1/2025 News New recruits join the Saskatchewan Police College CANADA: Earlier this month, the Saskatchewan Police College (SKPC) welcomed 40 new recruits taking their first step toward a career in policing. Blue Line (Canada) 21/1/2025 News «369370371372373374375376377Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
